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Well, in terms of attraction, I prefer the opposite gender, but in terms of acting, I find them both very talented, and have difficulty judging which seems better. Having a greater affinity for his movies, however, I would have to choose Johnny Depp.
To the person below me: what is your favorite quotation, and why?
The wise man knows it's all just a game.
I don't know who said it, it just relaxes me, I don't take things so very seriously anymore and I can breathe.
To the person below me:
What is your favorite exercise?
An intellectual one.
Using the 'great circle' formula, how many air mile points would you accumulate flying from Vancouver, Canada, to Frankfurt, Germany?
Shutup.
What is your favorite song?
Thank the aliens someone found an answer for baddad's question. I'm not an airmiles person, the only great circle formula I knew of had to apply to playing spin the bottle and that was many years ago.
Favorite song: Whiskey in a jar, Metallica
why, because it's originally a song by Roger Whittaker and that's funny
Does the rain make you sad?
Rarely. I usually love hearing the sound of the rain, and enjoy walking through it, unless if it has wind mixed; sideways rain = me :(
To the person below me: have you ever experienced any extreme weather (hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, tsunamis, etc.)?
nope,here on the island of ice and snow we have storms sometimes but nothing bad. well rooftops sometimes blow off the houses and cars fly through the air but rarely any lifes lost. we have volcanos and whole towns have been buried under snow.
person below....do you enjoy the snow?
Love love love snow! But we only get it a few times a year here and it's usually heavy and wet and fleeting. Watching snow fall, the whole world becomes quiet, very inspiring to stare and do nothing.
To the person below me, for one month, would you rather live in a mud hut or an igloo?
Probably a mud hut, only because I can tolerate extreme cold for only so long, less than a month, and in a mud hut, if indeed I felt cold, I could start a small, localized fire.
To the person below me: I asked this question before, but since we have luckily gained a few more members, what made you discover this site?
A very sweet and extremely cute and cuddly man showed me this site one day, I was in awe at his post count, but doubt I'll ever get there. ;)
You down there, If you were allowed one private concert by your favorite band/singer/musician of all time, (dead or alive) who would it be, where would it be held and what would be the opening song?
Tough question!
Well, I cannot claim them as my favorite band of all time (I cannot even determine that myself), but I would probably want to see a band who will never exist again with all of the original members. With that in mind, I would see Led Zeppelin one of my favorite venues in my city (Portland, Oregon) - either the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall or the Crystal Ballroom. As for a first song, if I chose something soft: "Ten Years Gone;" for something harder: "Rock 'n Roll" or "Kashmir."
To the person below me: same question. :)
There are too many to choose from, given that I am old enough to pick from thirty years of groups, etc. different ones for different stages of my life, I'd need at least ten choices. Maybe, if they were twenty years younger, the Rolling Stones, in my backyard, The Girl With Far Away Eyes.
If you could be a groupie for a band (and still keep your dignity) which would it be?
I would be riding the 'Hell Bus' with Wesley Willis and The Fiasco. Never get tired of hearing him.
Where were you when you had your best/most intense orgasm?
"Rock over London. Rock on Chicago. Wheaties - Breakfast of Champions." :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Psyche
Whew! Quite a question.
Well, if I now typed in the "Person above me" thread, I could elucidate my response. I rested in her bed, anyway, a dimly lit bedroom, while many of my senses went faint, while others went saturated. ;)
To the person below me: what book did you wish you wrote?
The DaVinci Code...Dan Brown...then I'd have lots and lots of money and I would have to hide in the mountains or on a remote island away from all the angry people (I choose not to identify religion here) where I could count all my lots and lots and lots of money.
To the person below me, what would you name your book if you write an autobiography?
Don't Read This :lol:
Same question
What do you want from me?
same question...
"Blood Countess, All I Wished I Was and Where it Has Ended So Far, To Be Continued."
Imagine that everyting around you was swathed in opaque gauze, wrapped up like beautiful mummified artifacts. You don't know what any of it is, and there are both living things and inanimate objects. What do you unwrap first and what do you find?
I would open the smallest wrapped package I could find.
After unravelling it, I find an old, nostalgic key, colored with the rust of nickel and iron, looking like an ancient skeleton key with two inserts for the fingers on its holding end. Where the key goes, I have no idea, but hopefully somewhere pleasant.
To the person below me: same question.
We would open a package and find another package but it would bebigger than the package outside. Then We would open that package, to find a bigger package inside. et cetera et cetera.
Then We would sell all that wrapping paper.
Same question as We couldn't sleep tonight and lack imagination.
And it's a good question too.
Hope it would be the TV remote
Favorite children's song?
Baby Beluga.
If you could erase one horrible news event (from the last month) from ever having occurred, which one would it be?
The violent school shooting in Minnesota comes to my mind first, not involving politics, anyway.
To the person below me: what book/story did you most enjoy as a child?
The Ghost Upstairs (?) I think...
Favorite Philosopher (if any)?
Yikes! I could never pick only one, but some favorites that come to my mind: Immanuel Kant, Buddha, George Berkeley, Ralph Waldo Emerson, David Hume, Jean-Paul Sartre, Plato, Aristotle, Friedrich Nietzsche, and Arthur Schopenhauer.
To the person below me: same question.
My father.
What did you have for dinner last night?
Potato salad with cauliflower in breadcrumbs; for dessert, apricot danish with icecream and chocolate mousse cream. :D
Do you ever wonder about the meaning of life (or do you simply accept the "42")?
Yes - been wondering for many years; and I don't accept the '42' at all, never did in the least.
Do you believe in the 'immortal human spirit'?
No.
Do you like your first name?
nope. everyone has to die and they spirit goes somewhere (heaven or hades)
same question
nope
same question
Yes, it's different.
What would you do if fame landed in your lap?
Fame can certainly prove as something to fear, I think. I would enjoy it for a few days, maybe weeks, then toss the fame in another's lap, while brushing the crumbs of glamour off my lap.
To the person below me: what age do you wish you could re-live?
20 that is when i had my daughter she was so much easier then :)
to the person below me: same question
16...do we get to re-live it knowing what we know now? If yes, 16, if no, 19 (it was funnnnn)
to the person below me, what's worse, lying, cheating or stealing?
All define themselves as forms of deception, which, to me, seem generally bad, including when I mistakenly do it. :eek: Out of the choices, however, I would have to consider lying the worst, but only if the lying carried out as intentional.
To the person below me: what book do you wish you wrote (without plagiarizing, of course)?
Blindness by Jose Saramago
What did you have for breakfast this morning?
Papayahead, best book evah!
What is your favorite time of the day to read?
right before bed
Favorite movie right now?
I watched Richard Linklater's Waking Life recently and loved it; I could probably call this my favorite movie I have seen recently.
To the person below me: if you could turn yourself into another animal or plant, what would you choose, and why?